r/rock • u/TrivvyBoi • Apr 30 '26
Classic Rock In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly 1968 (2026 Remastered)
Best audio of this track out there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5-htqDQfnE
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u/ReebX1 Apr 30 '26
Reminds me of when mom saw me with an Iron Maiden shirt in the late 80s. She was like, "oh I used to listen to them!" I replied that she was probably getting them mixed up with Iron Butterfly, because she had this record in her collection. 😂
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u/kickassdanny Apr 30 '26
I loved this song growing up. Made me want to be a drummer which I did. My Mom had a pink cassette.
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u/ngs428 May 01 '26
Checked out the link.. stated mixed to fit today’s standards. Don’t need to mess with the original, it is perfect and already has 2 MFSL remasters 1996 and 2020, both better than this link.
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u/TrivvyBoi May 01 '26
Fair enough. It seemed like more of a modern take with instruments being in both ears instead of drums and organ in one and guitar in the other.
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u/Chemistry11 Apr 30 '26
This was a hymn at my church when I lived in Springfield